Liverpool could be heading toward one of the most dramatic decisions of their modern era, as multiple internal reports suggest the club is now open to selling Mohamed Salah in the upcoming summer transfer window.
According to sources close to the club’s strategic planning discussions, Liverpool’s hierarchy is preparing for a significant squad rebuild — and Salah’s future is no longer guaranteed. With the Egyptian superstar entering the final stretch of his contract and attracting intense interest from clubs abroad, particularly in the Middle East, the Reds are assessing whether this summer is their last realistic chance to secure a major transfer fee.
While Salah remains one of Liverpool’s most consistent performers, the club is increasingly focused on long-term planning. The arrival of a new managerial project — and the desire to refresh the attacking line — has pushed sporting directors to consider all options, including a potential sale if the right offer arrives.
Any move, however, would only happen under one condition: Liverpool must secure a top-tier replacement capable of slotting in immediately. Several elite wingers and forwards have already been evaluated as potential successors.
Though nothing is finalized, the mere possibility of Salah leaving has sent shockwaves through Anfield, with fans bracing for what could become one of the biggest transfer stories of the decade. The summer window is shaping up to be explosive — and Salah’s name may be at the center of it.
